If you ride the dirt and paved trails operated by King County (WA) Parks, you might want to participate in an online survey.
It takes about 10 minutes to fill out.
The park folks want to know how we use their facilities, what we like and don't like about them, and how we think they can be improved.
It can't hurt if they hear from a lot of respondents who ride their road or mountain bikes on the 145 miles of regional trails throughout the county.
The survey is at http://kcpsurvey.questionpro.com/ and is open until Sept. 14. If you leave your email address, you'll be eligible to win a CamelBak Hydration Pack.
The park staff also has been conducting in-person interviews at several parks. Upcoming interviews will be conducted:
8 to 10 a.m., Sept. 8 at Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park
9 to 11 a.m., Sept. 10 along the Soos Creek Trail.
More links
If you want to learn more about King County trails, check their website for regional trails and back country trails. Note that not all the trails are open to bicyclists.
See also the King County Bicycle Map and the Regional Trails Map for King County.
The photo at top was taken on a sunny spring day on the Cedar River Trail near Maple Valley.
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